Reunification Not an Option

When my daughter was arrested at my home where she and her children have lived for the
past twelve years. CPS came with the police because they knew she would be going to jail.
They refused to leave the children at home with me (their grandmother), they state it was
because of my record. My mother lives at the house too. They still refused to leave the
children in our care because she had a failure to appear warrant, on a weed abatement ticket.

So they let my granddaughters go with their fathers and placed the baby in a foster home.

3-months later my son got custody of him. A month after that a worker showed up and upon
entering the house saw a two-year-old push the one-year-old down. The CPS employee said
that this was abuse to the one-year-old and that the abuse could not be allowed to continue.

Since my son Levi, did not report it to the proper authorities he (the CPS worker) was
removing the baby from the home. The CPS worker then threaten my son by saying that they
were going to take his baby away for letting this happen. They came and took the baby the
very next morning at 9:00 a.m. A CPS employee showed up at Levis house to take the baby
to his other grandmothers house who lived in Minnesota.

They had never even spoken to the grandmother. When I called her that same day, she had
no idea what I was talking about.

My son is putting his house up for sale because he is scared that they will come back and
take his baby. They had no right to interfere with the children and remove them from their
home. No abuse had happened and the children were in no danger.

I don't know where they have taken my grandson and they tell me that I am not allowed to
visit him.

They are in the process of adopting him out because my daughter will be in jail
for a year, which is over the allotted time they allow for reunification.